Thanks! I don't see this one listed. Is it just on by default? Or was that a miss?

Some of the rules are more general that others.

function a (){
};
var b = function (){
};

Both will fail the rule requireSpaceBeforeBlockStatements.
The first will fail the rule disallowSpacesInFunctionDeclaration.
The second will fail the rules disallowSpacesInFunctionExpression and disallowSpacesInAnonymousFunctionExpression

Their docs aren't super clear on how the precedence occurs.

@cmcculloh any other feedback on this? Might have another pull coming in afterward that would cause some merge issues.

bueller?

Sorry, I kept meaning to look into this. The proper syntax is:

function a() {
};

function () {
};

I just need you to confirm that it does the right thing for that.

Yep, it's covered.

thanks!